Sekundaarpakendi

Sekundaarpakendi refers to the packaging that holds one or more primary packages. It serves to group, protect, and display individual products, facilitating handling, shipping, and retail presentation. Unlike primary packaging, which is in direct contact with the product, secondary packaging typically surrounds the primary package or packages.

Common examples of secondary packaging include cardboard boxes for multipacks of beverages, plastic wraps that bundle several small items, or decorative cartons for individual luxury goods. Its functions can include providing additional cushioning during transit, offering a surface for branding and marketing information, and creating a more substantial unit for sale. The design and material of secondary packaging are often chosen based on factors such as product type, distribution channels, cost considerations, and environmental impact. It plays a crucial role in the logistics and marketing of many consumer goods.